Sentence examples for of possible orientation from inspiring English sources

Pigeons are opportunists, he says, noting that the birds pick from a "Chinese menu" of possible orientation cues.

They have shown that the properties of mature maps in a large region of V1 (that which is most easily accessible to optical imaging) are well reproduced by treating the mature map as a sample from a random variable with values in the set of possible orientation maps, and by imposing symmetry conditions on this random variable (see Sect. 2).

This expansion in the number of possible orientations enhances the possibility creating chimeras in which structural changes in one domain affects the activity of the other.

Example discrepancies in each input to the photometric stereo calculation show a complex distribution of the error of an albedo-scaled normal over the space of possible orientations.

Recent work has documented orientation-dependent fracture and fatigue properties of as-deposited Ti 6Al 4V manufactured by electron beam melting, in addition to providing a modified ASTM nomenclature to begin the discussion of possible orientations to consider for mechanical characterization.

First using the "Right Dihedron Method", a graphical method for the determination of possible orientations of σ1 and σ3, which are independent of the choice of the nodal planes (Angelier and Mechler, 1977).

Despite Schlick's conviction that Helmholtz's view is antithetical to Kantianism, Helmholtz's notion that the a priori in space consists of the manifold of possible orientations in space has inspired new readings of Kant's a priori.

If n is the number of possible orientations, the CTE of the nanocomposites is α c = 1 2 V f E f α f + V m E m α m V f E f + V m E m 1 − ν c + 1 + ν m α m V m + 1 + ν f α f V f. (3).

For any response given a confidence rating of 0 or 1, we further probed the participants' uncertainty by asking them which of the following reasons best described their confidence rating: (a) they have no idea what the orientation could be, (b) the orientation is not knowable from the picture, or (c) there could be a range of possible orientations at which the region extended into the object.

When present (EXT conditions), the orientation of the pointer was randomly sampled from a discrete (integer) uniform distribution of possible orientations ranging from 0 to 180 degrees (measured CW from the horizontal such that 0 degrees represents 3 o'clock on a clock face).

This implies that crystallization selected a specific interdomain orientation from an ensemble of possible orientations.